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Central Argentina, Argentina Food Guide: 3 Lebanese food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Province of Cordoba
Discover Restaurants offering the best Lebanese food in Province of Cordoba, Central Argentina, Argentina including Diran, Al-Malek, La Zete
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1. Diran
Overall Ratings
4 based on 226 reviews
Reviewed By Sally M
Had lunch at this place on a Tuesday afternoon in Nov'18.Quality and freshness of food - ExcellentAmbience - so/so. the tables are very close to each other and lack privacy.Ease of finding location - Its very hard to find it. No where its written that its inside the central market building. Its very very small place and inside a big building and not exactly as per address written on trip advisor! It took me close to 20 minutes to find it!Service - The owners are super nice. The waiters did not seem to understand the menu well.Menu - Lot of items on menu not available. The menu is bilingualFood to recommend - Try their jar of lemonade ( one of the best) and their hummus.Prices - low - Spent 550 pesos ( 15 usd) on a lunch for 2 people and we were satiated.Overall - I recommend despite some mini flaws.I hope you found this review helpful. In case you did, please do not hesitate to click on "I found the review helpful" tab.
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2. Al-Malek
Overall Ratings
4 based on 749 reviews
Reviewed By PanteraJuri
Its a pleasent place all around the week, also with all kinds of parties. I´ve been here many times, its good for lunch or dinner. Also you can bring your couple, or family. Lunch is special for business mettings.
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3. La Zete
Overall Ratings
4 based on 234 reviews
Reviewed By VamosChicos
It's not easy to find anything other than traditional Argentinian food outside of the bigger cities in Argentina, so we decided to give this one a go. It's pretty authentic, not fancy at all. Various locals popping in for takeout food too. We enjoyed the food & it was a welcome change but my only criticism is that it wasn't really spicy enough - not as spicy as we would have Lebanese food back home in the UK.
